Hi!
Yesterday i released a new version of the GetBundle with some small
changes.
And i posted a page on my blog where you can download it:
http://sg.validcode.net/stuff/textmate-getbundle-bundle
Also i want those of you having a Intel mac to help me out, i need a
universial binary of svn that works on both.
Thanks
Sebastian Gräßl
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http://sg.validcode.nethttp://www.kingofthelist.com
Hi,
Just thought I'd let everyone know that I've made a new app for
use with TextMate. It is open source and described here:
http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~willu/ODBSuite/
Is is still early days and has many rough edges, but I think it's
useful. I'm releasing early - we'll see if I have enough time to
release often. :)
The app is a command line app, odbeditor. It acts like the 'mate'
command line program, but has a few advantages (and some
disadvantages too :)
usage: odbedit [-h] [-e editor] [-s saveScript] [-c closeScript]
filename [filename ...]
- It can be run from a remote shell. This means that you can ssh
into your box and start TextMate remotely. (Yes, there are uses for
this - it is the main reason I wrote the thing :)
- It can call out to other scripts when the program is saved or
closed (so you could scp the file somewhere, just to pull a random
example out of the air.)
- It will work with any ODB Suite editor (i.e. any editor that
works with those FTP programs like Cyberduck.)
Be well,
Will :-}
In my projects I have many 'todo.txt' and 'readme.txt' files.
I cannot from the title be sure which file I am looking at.
It would help if I could see where its located in the project
by just looking at the window title.
Thanks :-)
--
Simon Strandgaard
The root item in the project drawer, is wasting valuable screen space.
all the sub-items is indented by ~20 pixels.
20 columns * ~700 rows = 14000 pixels wasted.
The name of the root-item can be seen in the window title, so its
redundant to have it in the project drawer as well.
Well I could just hide the project drawer...
Thanks :-)
--
Simon Strandgaard
...and I'm pretty confident it doesn't get to the "view." Not much
activity to report: it brings up the html window which says
"Compiling LaTeX...." and then it thinks for a little while and then
textmate quits entirely.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
(I'm restoring my machine, so this is my restored home folder with a
reinstall of TextMate, if that might be the source of the errors
somehow.)
You can always command-click the window title. However I agree it
would be nice to see the filepath, maybe make this an option in the
preferences.
Until then, you can always set up a key command, here's what I did
(using growlnotify)
/usr/local/bin/growlnotify -n "/Applications/TextMate" -I "/
Applications/TextMate.app" -t "$TM_FILEPATH" -m "Is the current path
for $TM_FILENAME"
sorry, this is an oldie. but it didn't reach the list, and i just got
around to setting up a throwaway list address.
> I'd love to see three new items in the Automation submenus:
>
> Replay Macro > Replay [name of last macro selected]
> Insert Snippet -> Insert [name of last snippet selected]
> Run Command -> Run [name of last command selected]
+1 (or plus 20 if i have more than 1 vote)
this would be really handy (i know this, because i've used it,
heavily, in photoshop).
i'd write it myself, but i don't see a place to hook it in.
> I'm thinking the best solution might be to set up passwordless
> authentication via SSH and set the remote computer details in the
> script?
That's the way to go. You can run a command on a remote server like
this:
ssh user(a)host.com 'echo "I'm on the server!!!" '
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Ben Jackson
Diretor de Desenvolvimento
+55 (21) 2256-1022
ben(a)incomumdesign.com
http://www.incomumdesign.com
allan:
in the earlier days of textmate, i was able to send to
textmate(a)lists.macromates.com with a bogus address (trying to avoid
spam).
that doesn't work anymore.
for the sake of those who read the archives, can you document the
access restrictions to the mailing list?
either in a reply, or even better, on the community page.
would be nice to have a way to send without being subscribed, if you
can think of one. a bogus subscription address that's allowed. or a
magic text cookie of some sort in the body of the message (probably
shouldn't be 'viagra' =).
unrelated, thank you:
>> a fix for the 'path of document' that's in the dictionary would work.
>
> FYI this has been near the top of my to-do for some time now
great. and congratulations on your major award.
> You are not running this as a normal TextMate command?
no. from the shell.
this is what he wants.
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20060719155640762
i've got some handy alias.
alias cdf='cd "$(osascript ~/bin/scripts/cdf.scpt)"' # cd to current
finder dir
alias cdb='cd "$(osascript ~/bin/scripts/cdb.scpt)"' # cd to current
textwrangler dir
...and so on.
i really want one for textmate, but i've found no way to do it. not
having one for textmate is really throwing a kink in my shell
workflow. i'm just about to write an applescript to change to
textmate, system-event some obscure key combo, and switch back to
terminal. please don't make me kludge.
a fix for the 'path of document' that's in the dictionary would work.
or, if it's easier to implement, have mate --pwd return textmate's
current directory.
the mate --run-arbitrary-bit-of-a-bundle thing that's been discussed
would do the trick, too. i suspect that's way in the future, though.
best editor ever, thanks.
-- this doesn't work:
tell application "TextMate"
set p to path of document 1 of window 1
POSIX path of p
-- nothing
end tell
